AURATON T-1 RT, Руководство пользователя

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Operation under the load of up to 16A/10A
The AURATON RT receiver is equipped with a relay capable of operating with
the load of up to 16A/10A. Its low-sparking technique of switching mains
voltage contributes to the low wear of relay contacts.
Pre-installed lithium battery
Wireless temperature controller is equipped with a highest quality lithium
battery. Such battery provides an uninterrupted operation time of a controller
AURATON T-1 up to 20 years. Standard temperature controllers usually require
the battery replacement. Therefore, the standard thermostat uses 20-40 batteries
within 20 years. This causes additional costs and introduces harmful substances
to the environment every year.
Interference-free communication between devices
The transmitter and the receiver from the AURATON RT set communicate at the
frequency of 868 MHz. Very short, encrypted data transmission packets (approx.
0.004 s) ensure very efficient and interference-free operation of the device.
LED
LED’s diode indicates the operation mode status of the controller.
16A
Thank you for purchasing this modern, advanced, microprocessor-based temperature
regulator:
AURATON T-1 RT
AURATON H-1
Window handle (sold separately)
AURATON T-2
Thermometer (sold separately)
Optional elements of the system
A window handle, equipped with a position sensor and a transmitter, is an optional
element of the system. This way the handle provides information about the state of the
window. The handle also differentiates between 4 widow positions: opened, closed,
pivoted and trickle ventilated (micro-ventilation). The handle transmits information to the
RT receiver that controls the relay, e.g. switching off a heater in the event of opening the
window or lowering the temperature down to 3°C to conserve energy. One RT receiver
operates with max 25 handles.
An optional element of the system allowing for controlling temperature in a room other
than that with the AURATON T-1 regulator.
Detailed information about optional elements of the system are included in a section
“Operating rules”.